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Why is the Scottish Accent so Sexy?

October 6, 2022 Scottish Voice Overs

If you’ve watched a movie or television series based in Scotland and realised that you have a slight fancy for the Scottish accent, you aren’t alone. Many people have confessed to melting at the sound of the Scottish accent, and …

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What Can a Scottish Accent Do for Your Brand?

April 5, 2022 Scottish Voice Overs

Cultivating a unique sound will enhance your brand’s identity Just like the other senses, sound is compelling, informational, and taps into our emotions with ease. You already know the importance of visual branding, but are you really making the most …

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Casting Scottish Characters: Parody vs. Representation

February 15, 2022 Scottish Voice Overs

Is it ok for non-native talent to portray Scottish characters? An accurate representation of Scottish characters in media can be hard to come by. It’s almost a cliché at this point that Non-native actors usually voice Scottish characters. Audiences can …

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Check out Lori’s updated showreel

August 22, 2018 Scottish Voice Overs

We were delighted to recently produce a new show-reel with Lori. We also recorded longer individual samples and they sound amazing. If you’re looking for a bright and caring sounding voice over narrator, look no further! https://svo.voquent.dev/voices/code-fl57/  

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Beyond the Exam and Acapela Transport

July 7, 2016 Scottish Voice Overs

One of our leading female voices has been busy lately voicing two interesting projects. First up – she did the narration for the SQA National 4 and 5 ‘Beyond the Exam’ video: She’s also been working with Acapela transport, not …

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Vaporized Commercial for STV

June 3, 2015 Scottish Voice Overs

After a lengthy casting process we cat two voices to play the characters ‘lighter’ and ‘box of matches’ for this Vaporized e-cig commercial airing on STV. A brilliant job was done by both voices.

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